Sentence examples for figures to offset from inspiring English sources

Chinese statisticians also tend to throw lots of one-time adjustments into December figures to offset data problems that crept in during the year, so December results receive little credence and in some cases are not even announced by the Chinese government.

Mr. Pilc is in a line of delirious, exaggerated-technique pianists stretching from Fats Waller to Erroll Garner to Don Pullen, and he used impressive parallel-hands figures to offset moments of pure performance-art whimsy: at several points during a solo he suddenly banged shut the keyboard-cover to signal the start of a new thought.

Some legislators want to increase that figure to offset in-state tuition, which could remain flat for a fourth consecutive year.

They toyed with a higher figure – £25,700 "to offset the potential costs of a two-adult family generated by public spending on services such as healthcare, education and defence", but that was rejected.

Landesman said producers would now consider showing the film to key figures in order to offset the negativity currently surrounding it, but would not be moving the film's 25 December release date forward.

If we're above, then we'll have another year to figure out how to offset these costs".

The Connecticut Funeral Directors Association, a group that represents 220 funeral homes in the state, got together to figure out how to offset the pressure its colleagues are facing in the wake of the Newtown massacre, the Associated Press reports.

They say that any user who feels wronged by this decision should email them and they'll figure out a way to offset the costs.

Data in Figure 4C was offset to a zero baseline.

The trade figures helped offset mixed jobs numbers.

Better than expected US employment figures helped offset another volatile day for commodity prices, especially oil, gold and silver.